Nigerian House Proposes Green Tax on Polypropylene Manufacturers to Tackle Plastic Waste Crisis
The Nigerian House of Representatives has proposed a green tax on polypropylene manufacturers to combat the country's plastic waste crisis. The initiative seeks to promote recycling, reduce pollution, and protect public health.
The ad hoc committee, led by Hon. Terseer Ugbor, is working closely with relevant stakeholders to ensure the effective implementation of regulations. The committee plans to hold public hearings involving manufacturers, recyclers, and environmental experts to develop sustainable solutions for the environmental challenges posed by polypropylene production.
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